Shane wrote:
> > What I would suggest is that we set into policy that the RIR, in
> > cases like this, allocates a single best-fit routable block of IPv4
> > space.
> Makes sense.
> Could someone submit another request immediately afterwards though,
> since current policies are based on need?
That's why I referred to the 80% rule in my mail - if you again qualify
for another allocation you can come back for one. If that's immediate,
it's immediate.
I do think that you raise a valid point here - should allocations in
that phase still be based on need or does 'share the pain' come into
play?
Best,
Remco
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